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Ulaman Eco Luxury Retreat BALI, INDONESIA
Situated in the peaceful area of Tabanan, away from Bali’s main tourist hubs, Ulaman Eco Luxury Retreat provides a secluded escape while offering nearby access to Bali’s iconic sites like the coastal Tanah Lot Temple and UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, which showcase Bali’s ancient Subak irrigation system. Built with sustainability at its core, Ulaman
features 36 private villas constructed from bamboo, rammed earth, rattan and reclaimed wood, forming the world’s largest bamboo and rammed earth structure. Each detail reflects a commitment to the environment — solar panels help power the retreat, and a composting programme repurposes all kitchen waste. Here, nature isn’t just a backdrop, but a partner in the experience. Dining at Ulaman’s E.A.R.T.H. Restaurant, led
by chef Arik, is a highlight in itself. The farm-to- table philosophy infuses each dish with fresh, local flavours, served in stunning locations around the property, from riverside decks to the atmospheric twin waterfalls. For those planning events, Ulaman’s new Meeting Hall, a one-of-a-
kind venue in Tabanan, accommodates up to 50 guests, making it ideal for weddings, retreats and corporate gatherings. World Luxury Spa winner, the Riverside Spa,
sits serenely beside the Ulaman River, offering an immersive wellness experience. Guests can experience a range of treatments, including traditional Balinese and hot stone massages, as well as relax in the spa’s eucalyptus steam room, infrared sauna, plus hot and cold plunge pools. For couples, the Honeymoon Spa Package includes a Balinese massage, a ‘Floral Bliss’ bath and mocktails — all amounting to perfect relaxation. Daily activities add to the retreat’s appeal,
offering guests a way to delve into Bali’s culture and natural beauty. From yoga and meditation to sound healing and the traditional ‘Melukat’ Water Blessing Ceremony, Ulaman provides enriching experiences that go beyond typical resort offerings. With its seamless blend of sustainable architecture, wellness programmes and cultural immersion, Ulaman eco luxury retreat offers a truly authentic connection with nature and Bali’s culture.
DON’T MISS Romantic candlelit dinners by the twin waterfalls, surrounded by Balinese flowers and the sounds of nature
Need to know
KEY FEATURES • 36 private villas (1 & 2 bedrooms) • E.A.R.T.H Restaurant • Award-winning riverside spa • Gym • Spacious saltwater pools • Hot and cold plunge pools • Infrared sauna and steam room • Cliffside and mandala yoga shalas
KEY ACTIVITIES • Meditation and qigong • Holistic healing (aqua, sound, reiki) • Afternoon tea and cooking class • Yoga (various styles) • Private tennis coaching • Nature trek and adventure tour • Fine dining & jungle dinner • VIP helicopter transfer
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